embed

verb

em·bed im-ˈbed How to pronounce embed (audio)

variants or less commonly imbed

embedded also imbedded; embedding also imbedding; embeds also imbeds

transitive verb

: to enclose closely in or as if in a matrix

fossils embedded in stone

: to make something an integral part of

the prejudices embedded in our language

: to prepare (a microscopy specimen) for sectioning by infiltrating with and enclosing in a supporting substance

: to insert (a media file, such as a graphic, video, or audio clip) into a computer document (as on a website or in an email)

Marketers embed advertisements in subscription mailing-list messages to reach target audiences.

Matthew Mills

The company … lets users embed video and audio attachments in E-mail messages.

Matt Richtel

: to attach (a journalist) to a military unit for the purpose of covering a conflict

Ever since the American-led invasion of Iraq last year, when hundreds of journalists were embedded with military units, people in media circles have been debating whether journalists lose their professional detachment under such circumstances and begin to identify too closely with the troops they are covering.

Robert D. Kaplan

: to attach (someone) to a group (such as a military unit or government agency) for the purpose of advising, training, or treating its members

Implementation of the plan to embed behavior specialists at the brigade level will result in 50 positions being staffed between now and 2013.

Philip Grey

Dr. Dawdy … is one of the more unusual relief workers among the thousands who have come to the devastated expanses of Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas in the aftermath of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita. She is officially embedded with the Federal Emergency Management Agency as a liaison to the state's historic preservation office.

John Schwartz

: to surround closely

a sweet pulp embeds the plum seed

intransitive verb

: to become embedded

embedment

im-ˈbed-mənt How to pronounce embed (audio)

noun

Example Sentences

embed a post in concrete the nails were solidly embedded in those old plaster walls

Recent Examples on the Web The solution was to embed a single cameraperson, producer Jake Swantko, with Rodchenkov and his security team.

Sheri Linden, The Hollywood Reporter, 12 Sep. 2022 Venntel and Fog can collect billions of data points filled with detailed information because many apps embed invisible tracking software that follows users’ behavior.

Garance Burke, Jason Dearen, Anchorage Daily News, 1 Sep. 2022 Venntel and Fog can collect billions of data points filled with detailed information because many apps embed invisible tracking software that follows users’ behavior.

Garance Burke And Jason Dearen, oregonlive, 1 Sep. 2022 MySpace was a big driver for YouTube's early growth in part because YouTube had a genius idea to be able to embed their video players anywhere on the internet.

Wired Staff, WIRED, 1 Sep. 2022 Employers should also consider that this is a time-limited offer to attract and embed crypto talent.

Maxim Galash, Fortune, 22 Aug. 2022 Based out of New York, Prequel’s CEO Timur Khabirov, has gone to considerable lengths to embed creativity within his team, which is made up of both Gen Z and millennials.

Mark Sparrow, Forbes, 11 Aug. 2022 Lenovo Editor’s note: This article originally published at midnight Eastern time, but was updated to embed our hands-on video.

Gordon Mah Ung, PCWorld, 8 Sep. 2021 The good news is that there’s a great deal small businesses can easily do to embed security throughout their organizations, even on a limited budget.

Jeff Shiner, Forbes, 15 Aug. 2022 See More

单词	embedding
释义	embed verb em·bed im-ˈbed variants or less commonly imbed embedded also imbedded; embedding also imbedding; embeds also imbeds transitive verb 1 a : to enclose closely in or as if in a matrix fossils embedded in stone b : to make something an integral part of the prejudices embedded in our language c : to prepare (a microscopy specimen) for sectioning by infiltrating with and enclosing in a supporting substance d : to insert (a media file, such as a graphic, video, or audio clip) into a computer document (as on a website or in an email) Marketers embed advertisements in subscription mailing-list messages to reach target audiences. Matthew Mills The company … lets users embed video and audio attachments in E-mail messages. Matt Richtel 2 a : to attach (a journalist) to a military unit for the purpose of covering a conflict Ever since the American-led invasion of Iraq last year, when hundreds of journalists were embedded with military units, people in media circles have been debating whether journalists lose their professional detachment under such circumstances and begin to identify too closely with the troops they are covering. Robert D. Kaplan b : to attach (someone) to a group (such as a military unit or government agency) for the purpose of advising, training, or treating its members Implementation of the plan to embed behavior specialists at the brigade level will result in 50 positions being staffed between now and 2013. Philip Grey Dr. Dawdy … is one of the more unusual relief workers among the thousands who have come to the devastated expanses of Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas in the aftermath of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita. She is officially embedded with the Federal Emergency Management Agency as a liaison to the state's historic preservation office. John Schwartz 3 : to surround closely a sweet pulp embeds the plum seed intransitive verb : to become embedded embedment im-ˈbed-mənt noun Synonyms bed enroot entrench intrench fix impact implant ingrain engrain lodge root See all Synonyms & Antonyms Example Sentences embed a post in concrete the nails were solidly embedded in those old plaster walls Recent Examples on the Web The solution was to embed a single cameraperson, producer Jake Swantko, with Rodchenkov and his security team. Sheri Linden, The Hollywood Reporter, 12 Sep. 2022 Venntel and Fog can collect billions of data points filled with detailed information because many apps embed invisible tracking software that follows users’ behavior. Garance Burke, Jason Dearen, Anchorage Daily News, 1 Sep. 2022 Venntel and Fog can collect billions of data points filled with detailed information because many apps embed invisible tracking software that follows users’ behavior. Garance Burke And Jason Dearen, oregonlive, 1 Sep. 2022 MySpace was a big driver for YouTube's early growth in part because YouTube had a genius idea to be able to embed their video players anywhere on the internet. Wired Staff, WIRED, 1 Sep. 2022 Employers should also consider that this is a time-limited offer to attract and embed crypto talent. Maxim Galash, Fortune, 22 Aug. 2022 Based out of New York, Prequel’s CEO Timur Khabirov, has gone to considerable lengths to embed creativity within his team, which is made up of both Gen Z and millennials. Mark Sparrow, Forbes, 11 Aug. 2022 Lenovo Editor’s note: This article originally published at midnight Eastern time, but was updated to embed our hands-on video. Gordon Mah Ung, PCWorld, 8 Sep. 2021 The good news is that there’s a great deal small businesses can easily do to embed security throughout their organizations, even on a limited budget. Jeff Shiner, Forbes, 15 Aug. 2022 See More Word History First Known Use circa 1794, in the meaning defined at transitive sense 1a Kids Definition embed verb em·bed im-ˈbed embedded; embedding : to enclose in or as if in a surrounding substance Workers embedded the posts in concrete. Medical Definition embed transitive verb em·bed variants also imbed im-ˈbed embedded also imbedded; embedding also imbedding : to prepare (a microscopy specimen) for sectioning by infiltrating with and enclosing in a supporting substance embedding verb variants also imbedding present participle of embed as in rooting to set solidly in or as if in surrounding matter the nails were solidly embedded in those old plaster walls Synonyms & Similar Words Relevance rooting lodging implanting entrenching engraining placing fixing impacting sticking ingraining infusing bedding enrooting putting imbuing instilling intrenching establishing beating (into) driving (into) settling Antonyms & Near Antonyms eliminating eradicating removing rooting (out) dislodging uprooting ejecting expelling disconnecting detaching disengaging See More
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